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Less than 9% of all plastic ever produced has been recycled, revealing the failures of the global plastic waste management system.
Samuel Little shares chilling details of his murders in this extended confession video.
In Birmingham, the violent conflict between the Burger Bar Boys and the Johnson Crew has persisted for over two decades, impacting community lives and efforts for peace.
Ron recovers from a stabbing while managing Lizard Lick Towing with new help and surprises.
Jackie Edwards spent 69 days in solitary confinement at Thompson prison after being accused of assaulting a guard, a claim he denies.
Caroline, a Nigerian human trafficking survivor, recounts her harrowing experiences of exploitation and sexual violence while attempting to reach Europe.
Only $1 million in jewelry was recovered from the $10 million stolen during the 1972 Pierre Hotel robbery, one of New York City's most notorious heists.
Twelve murders are linked to the Lufthansa Heist, one of the deadliest robberies in U.S. history, which took place at JFK Airport in December 1978.
Linda Carty spent 16 years on death row after being convicted of kidnapping and murder, with her legal team investing over $4 million to prove her innocence.
Smuggling people from East to West Germany in 1978 has become a lucrative yet perilous trade, as escape organizers navigate ethical dilemmas and secret police infiltration.
Esther Rantzen's arrest by PC Herbert for wilful obstruction sparks an examination of the 1959 Highways Act and public opinion on bat soup.
Rampant smuggling from Northern Ireland to the Republic of Ireland is undermining the economy, particularly affecting pubs and petrol stations due to cheap imports.
Shell was diagnosed with stage four non-Hodgkin lymphoma at age 20 and has since relapsed three times while receiving various treatments.
A Bronx resident adapts to bright floodlights installed for safety in her neighborhood.
3-MMC is a popular party drug in Europe, offering a high similar to cocaine and molly.
Seung-Woo Yang documents the Korean Yakuza's world through photography and personal memories.
A dog trained by the U.S. Customs Service is shown in action, focusing on its role in detecting concealed narcotics during operations.
On November 25, 1989, Syvilla Humphrey shot her friend Urel Minx in the neck, leading to a murder charge and a 30-year prison sentence.
An Afghan woman fights for her rights under Sharia law in a Taliban courtroom.
In Chicago, Illinois, a millionaire's encounter with an exotic dancer leads to a web of secrets, while in Marion, Ohio, a missing wife raises suspicions among friends.
In 1992, South African police established an occult crime unit to investigate a rise in ritualistic murders linked to the use of human body parts for 'muti medicine.
Interviews with rape victims, police officers, and rapists provide practical advice for women on reducing the risk of sexual assault and navigating potential attacks.
A customer attempts to sell a four-foot by five-foot painting, prompting a debate among the Gold family about the value of his merchandise.
Cadets at Utah's Peace Officers Standards and Training facility undergo 16 weeks of training, including five days of intensive scenario exercises.
Ron and Bobby face biker women and a steamroller owner seeking revenge in Lizard Lick.
A vehicle is reported stolen after a repo man attempts to reclaim it, leading to an unexpected confrontation and a trip to jail.
The trial of Abdelbaset al-Megrahi and Lamin Khalifah Fhimah for the 1988 Lockerbie bombing took place at Camp Zeist in the Netherlands, highlighting conflicting views on justice.
More than 20 million people attended the 1893 World's Fair in Chicago, where H.H. Holmes lured two victims into his hotel before they vanished.
Four jobs are completed by Lizard Lick Towing's crew, but a confrontation over payment escalates in an abandoned warehouse in New Orleans.
Ashley and Les assess a cranky customer's antique pocket watch for authenticity and value.
Ron and Bobby face a challenge in the mountains when a lien holder offers double their normal fee for a repo that no one else has been able to complete.
Nine gunshots hit a man returning from a party, illustrating the violence that permeates daily life in South Side Chicago.
A man with a stab wound to his leg attempts to take heroin while receiving medical attention from paramedics in the West Midlands.
In July 2003, 21 Africans were arrested in London in connection with a murder linked to ritual practices, marking a significant development in the investigation.
Charles Brown struggles to find employment due to his criminal record until the John Howard Society helps him secure a job and regain his self-respect.
Antonio Gutierrez, a former gang member, takes up arms against drug cartels in Mexico after experiencing violence that affected his family and community.
17-year-old Benjamin Van Zandt is charged with felony arson, burglary, and grand larceny after starting a fire in an attempt to cope with his mental illness.
Amber Hilberling was sentenced to 25 years in prison for pushing her husband out of a 17th-floor window, claiming it was an accident.
The FBI's elite Special Agents use secret tactics to protect America in this episode.
The FBI's elite Special Agents reveal their secret tactics and operations in America.
The FBI's Special Agents reveal their secret tactics and operations in America.
Ten thousand dollars changes hands as Ronnie Shirley considers a risky business proposition from Dwight Lloyd to help his towing company out of debt.
Ana Trujillo, a former Coca-Cola executive and mother of two, serves a life sentence for fatally stabbing her boyfriend 25 times with her stiletto heel.
Approximately 6,300 inmates are held at the Louisiana State Penitentiary at Angola, with about 75 percent serving life sentences without parole.
Anneke Lucas recounts her experiences as a child sex slave in a Belgian pedophile ring involving elite aristocrats and politicians, revealing new details and identifying a perpetrator.
Apollo Robbins can steal a watch in just three minutes while engaging the victim in a game designed to distract and misdirect their attention.
Royal Canadian Mounted Police personnel are trained in effective arrest techniques following intelligence on drug trafficking operations.
Asian immigrants in France face violence from gangs, highlighted by a murder in Aubervilliers.
